1. Add qualifying assets
Enter cash and savings, the weight of gold and silver, and the value of business assets included in your calculation.
Estimate Zakat on qualifying cash, gold, silver, and business assets using transparent Nisab price references and a clear 2.5% calculation.
Enter the assets and short-term debts included in your calculation.
"Purify your wealth with the third pillar"
Input your assets on the left to generate a comprehensive Zakat audit.
Possession of wealth equivalent to 85g of pure gold or 595g of silver.
Possession of this wealth for one full lunar year (approx. 354 days).
Wealth must be accessible and free from immediate, due debts.
Sum all cash, bank balances, savings gold, stocks, and trade goods.
Subtract immediate debts and essential living expenses, then compare net assets against the current 85g gold nisab.
If eligible, calculate 2.5% of net assets (Total / 40).
"With 100,000 DH in assets and 20,000 DH in debts, your net is 80,000 DH. Since this exceeds Nisab, your Zakat is 80,000 / 40 = 2,000 DH."
Practical guide
Use this free Zakat calculator to estimate Zakat on cash, savings, gold, silver, and business assets. Enter qualifying wealth, deduct immediate debts, then review whether your net assets meet Nisab before applying the standard 2.5% calculation.
Enter cash and savings, the weight of gold and silver, and the value of business assets included in your calculation.
Subtract liabilities that are due now. Treatment of debts can vary by circumstance and school of thought.
The tool compares net assets with the configured value of 85g of gold and 595g of silver, uses the lower threshold, and estimates 2.5% when the conditions are met.
Nisab is the minimum level of qualifying wealth at which Zakat becomes due. This calculator shows the value of 85g of gold and 595g of silver in your selected currency.
A common calculation is 2.5%, or one fortieth, of qualifying net assets once they meet Nisab and have been held for one lunar year (hawl).
Scholarly views can differ depending on the school of thought, the intended use of the jewellery, and local guidance. Consult a qualified scholar for a ruling tailored to your situation.
No. It performs an estimate from the figures you enter and the configured Nisab prices. Review the assumptions and seek qualified guidance for circumstances not covered by the form.
Nisab prices can change. Confirm that your qualifying wealth has completed a lunar year (hawl), and verify the price source and methodology with your local scholar or Zakat organisation before making a payment.